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my * box to two ISDN BRI lines using two ISDN pci cards (w/ the Cologne
chip-set, hfc) and set up with mISDN.<br>
so using chan_mISDN.<br>
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When I set-up the first ISDN pci card for testing everything worked
just fine.<br>
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Now that I have two cards, things are working fairly OK with the
following annoyances:
<ul>
<li>when using a group for outgoing calls -
Dial(mISDN/<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="g:outgoing/${EXTEN">g:outgoing/${EXTEN</a>},60) - gives a message that all channels
are busy. Using Dial(mISDN/1/${EXTEN},60) works fine, same for port 2. <li><font
color="#000000">Combining the mISDN ports with </font>Dial(mISDN/1/${EXTEN}&mISDN/2/${EXTEN},60),
seems to work, but drops the announcement played by mobile operators
when the mobile phone turned off or unavailable. It goes directly into
noanswer. <font color="#000000">Of course using a single port, as
above, works fine.</font> </li>
</li>
</ul>
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installing mISDN with the misdn_installer was fairly easy.<br>
Now where is that misdn.conf file laying around?<br>
if chan_misdn supported fax, that would be great.<br>
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<font color="#000000">Should I switch to chan_capi ?</font> <br>
Tried to use chan_capi with the mISDN drivers, but asterisk couldn't
create those CAPI channels.<br>
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